why did you not answer the questions? Do you believe that Adam was black? Do you believe that the first humans on this Earth are from Africa? Do you not believe that Nimrod (king of Babylon) was black even though he was the son of Cush?
Do you not believe that ancient Egypt was Kemet/black? if you do...why are they not black when Israel was confused with Egyptians in the old testament.
Adam was Reddish brown. His name is the root word for Red.
Life came from Africa, correct? Do me a favor and type African soil in Google images.
What color is the land again?
And we can agree that if a man was going to spawn both white AND black people within the context of scripture, then the hue of his sin and hair had to be inbetween both wooly and straight. We can use the description of Solomon's hair in Songs 5:11 to prove that point.
http://biblehub.com/lexicon/songs/5-11.htm
Not to mention the Shemites dwelled in a land that was between both the Japhetites AND Hamites. Just as their skintone was inbetween the darkest of Ham's children and the lightest of Japheth's.
As for the Egyptians...
Thing is, using that argument involves logical fallacy.
Considering the Egyptians came in more than one shade.
So which shade was moses? Was he the lighter shade or the darker? Lol
Now you understand why your argument is so flawed.